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CITY COMMISSION MEBTING
July 17, 1980
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular<session at the City Hall, Thursday, July 17, 1980,
at 6 p.rn;; with the following members present:
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Charles F. LeCher
William Nunamaker
Richard E. Tenney
Marvin Moore
Rita Garvey
Also present were:
Anthony L. Shoemaker
Thomas A. Bustin
Max Battle
.David P. Healey
Major Wm. McClamma
'Lucille Williams
Mayor/Commissioner
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
City Manager
City Attorney
Public Works Director
Planning Director
Acting Police Chief
City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Acting Police Chief McClamma. The
invocation was offered by the Reverend Kenneth Lescalleet of
Belmont, Park United Methodist Church. .
ITEM #3 - Introductions and Awards.
,Plaques for the 1980 Fleet Owner Golden 100 Awards were
presented to Floyd Carter, Central Services Director, for
management achievementj and Wells Brown, Garage Superintendent,
and John Stafford, Assistant Superintendent, for maintenance
efficiency.
Employee of the Month of June is Howell Norman of the
Building Department and Employee of the Month of July is
James Ford.of the Police Department.
ITEM #4 - Service Pin Awards.
Three service pins were awarded to City employees.
Fire Chief John Pitts was awarded a bowl and plaque for
40 years of service.
ITEM #S - Minutes.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the minutes of
the regular meeting of July 3, 1980, as recorded and as sub-
.mitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner.
Motion was' seconded by Commissioner Garvey and carried unani-
mously.,. '
JTEM #6 - Presentation
Residence.
Mr. Harwood was unable to attend the meeting and the
. . presentatio~ was continued to August 7, 1980.
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ITEM 17 - Consent ARenda.
7-a Notification of R~signatio~s of 2 Members of the Beauti-
fication Committee.
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a ust to actual
present contract of
7-c Bids:- Award contracts to lowest responsive and respons-
ible bid in accordance with plans and specifications:
.2 Article XXXIV, Section 34.02 (C) (1), Land Use Per-
mi ts, to clan.fy Site Plan Approval Requirements.
Approve request from Dr. Joseph Carwise for the Council
oI Black Republican Voters to Tent Martin Luther King
~enter on Sunday, August 24, 19B~.
Approve A~reement with Com-Dev, Inc., Telcom MIS Division,
for data processing services. (TAMS, Telephone Account-
ing & Management System, SMDR Data Processing Service
Agreemen t . )
~ A rove Alcoholic for beer and wine on
an 0 prem1ses 2COP, 1421 Sout M1ssourl Avenue,
Portion of Lot 4 and All of Lot 5, Block A, 2nd Addition
t9 Salls Subdivision in the SE~ 9f Section 22-?9-15,
wltn.condltlon that present parklng lot be str1ped 1n
accordance wlth Clty standards. The Beer Mart Pub
lTIeena Kozlow5ki)~ Continued from 7/3/80.
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Reworkin
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.4 Purchase Radio Communications Equipment to be in-
stalled in all Fire Stations for emergency ale~t
notification, General Electric Company, Largo,
$11,680.00 (State Contract 725-S6-RO~I)..
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Request for Zoning Ordinance Text Changes (For receipt
ana: referral):
.1 Article XXXII, Fences, Walls and Screening, to pro-
vide new regulations governing location and height
of fences.
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7~h Review of Preliminary Site Plan, Condominium Development
on Island Estates. - A and S Partnership.
Commissioner Garvey moved to accept the ~onsent Agenda
as presented, less Item 7~h to be considered separately, and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM N7-h - Review of Preliminary Site Plan for a Condo~
Minium Development on Vacant Lands West of and Abutting Island
Way, East of Island Point No.1 Condominium and Surrounding
Diamond Isle Condominium, on Island Estates in the W~ of the
SE~ of Section 5-29~15. - A and S Partnership.
The site is currently vacant and contains two parcels
with 12.26 acres. The developer plans a condominium develop~
ment of 4 buildings with 352 units.
This will be the final phase of the master development
plan submitted to the City in 1971. A Stipulation for Settle-
ment and Entry of Final Judgment of Field Construction Asso~
ciates, Inc., states the parameters for density, parking,
height, zoning, code compliance, and time period for develop-
ment.
The Resource Development Committee recommended approval
of the site plan with conditions.
The Planning Director reported only 2 of the 7 buildi~gs
originally planned had been built.
The final judgment allows 352 units, with the developer
required to build a ratio of 1.25 parking spaces per unit.
There will be four buildings of varying heights, ranging from
7 to 11 stories. The area is currently zoned CTF-28 (commercial/
tourist facilities) but will be rezoned to RM-28 (high density,
mUlti-family). The developer will comply with the new zoning.
Several citizens spoke in opposition to the development,
citing lot coverage, height limitation, and the closing of
the cul~de-sac; and also requested a meeting with the developer.
William Wise and Dean Rowe, representing the developer, agreed
to a meeting with the residents of the adjoining condominium.
Commissioner Moore moved to approve the Preliminary Site
Plan of a condominium development on Island Estates, subject
to the fallowing conditions:
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Provision of a 30-foot setback from the seawall, for
Building D;
Proposed 2 new median openings and I median closing
be carried out at the expense of the developer at the
direction of the Traffic Engineering Department with the
closed area to be landscaped subject to the Parks and
Recreation Department approval consistent with present
median landscaping standards;
The drive from the cul-de-sac opposite Diamond Isle be
closed as part of the developer's negotiated arrangement
with the existing Condominium Association;
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Basements and,as-builts be provided for existing and
relocated water mains;
Drainage from tho paved surfaces be directed onto the
srassed area and into the retention p~nd instead of the
reverse; ,
Building permit be issued within 2 years from approval
date and total project be completed within 7 years, as
provided for in the Stipulation for Settlement and Entry
of Final Judgment of Field Construction Associates, Inc.,
VS. the City of Clearwater; and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Commissioner Garvey seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners Garvey and Moore and the Mayor voted
"Aye"; Commissioners Nunamaker and Tenney voted "Nay."
Motion carried.
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The City Manager requested this item be continued as
.there was a parking problem.
. Commissioner Tenney moved to continue the item. Commis~
sioner Moore secollded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Glen Oaks Golf Course - Revision of Fees
Ream Wilson, Parks and Recreation Director, reviewed the
history of the Glen Oaks Golf Course which was purchased by
the City abou~ 7 years ago. During this period the expendi~
tures and the number of players have continually increased.
Revenues:generated at the course have remained fairly constant
due to annual memberships being made available in August, 1975.
The Glen Oaks Golf Course Fund is considered an enterprise fund
and should pay for itself from its revenue.
Two citizens spoke on the need for proper maintenance and
the condition of the course.
Commissioner Tenney spoke in support of a special membership
for senior citizens over 65. Discussion ensued on employing
an experienced greens keeper.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the following:
Greens Fee, Summer
Greens Fee, Winter
Summer Twilight Fee
Ten-Play Card, Summer
Ten-Play Card, Winter
Ten-Play Card, Twilight
Annual Membership, Single
Annual Membership, Husband & Wife
Additional Family Member
3.50
4.00
2.50
28.00
32.00
20.00
225.00.
325.00.
100.00
.but to grandfather in those members now 65 aT '.over in the annual
single membership and the annual husband and wife membership
with the rate,to remain at $l75.00 and $250.00, respectively,
other members will pay the increased fee; the sale of new annual
memberships will cease and all nonresidents who wash to retain
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membership must purchase a nonresident card, and to establish
the winter senson from December 1 through April 30, and the
summer season from May 1 through November 30; and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. Commis-
sioner Moore seconded the motion and noted that the intent of
the Commission was to improve the.condition of the greens and
course. Upon the vote being taken, motion carried unanimously.
Commission recessed from 8:15 to 8:30 p.m.
Public Hearings
ITBM #17 - A Public Hearing on Lot Clearing Violations,
List #80-4.
Complaints of lots needing to be cleared have been in-
vestigated by the Sanitation Division and owners were notified
by certified mail to clear the property within 10 days or a
public hearing would be held to authorize clearance.
List '80-4 with 3 property owners who failed to clear
their property within the 10 days was presented.
City Inspector Gilbert Wyers stated the lots remaining
to be cleared constituted a menace to public health, safety,
and welfare.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize clearance of
the properties in violation of Ordinance '1894, and billings
of the property owners for costs and/or administrative charges
and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Commissioner Garvey seconded the motion. There were no
objections. Motion carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #18 - Public Hearings on Zoning Appeals:
a. Steven Shaver for. a variance to erect :a.6-foot
fence in buildinR setback area'abuttin~ Land-
mark Drive on Lot 15, Block I, Northwood
Estates, Tract F. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Dolatowski,
appellant.
The property is located at 2511 Deer Run East and zoned
RS-60 (single-family residential).
The request was granted at the Board of Adjustment and
Appeal on Zoning meeting, June 12, 1980, and abutting property
owners are appealing the decision.
James Berfield, attorney representing the appellants,
maintained the applicant had not shown hardship and there
were concerns about the drainage easement of the future.
There has been flooding in the area and viclations of the use
of the easement - a basketball court has been constructed
over a portion of it.
The City Engineer repor~ed the fence would not interfere
with the flow of water in the drainage easement. The easement
area can be fenced but no permanent structure is allowed in
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Steven Shaver stated he had requested the fence to
protect his children and property.
1 Commissioner Tenney moved to uphold the decision of the
Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning to grant the fence,
with the provision that it be set back not less than 3 feet
from the property line, with an access gate for maintenance
purposes, and the finished side facing out, and that a plant-
ing plan be submitted for approval by the Building and Plan-
ning Departments, and with the further provision.that the
right to obtain a bUilding permit in accordance with such
variance shall cease after 6 months from this date. Commis-
sioner Garvey seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
b. Larry Dimmitt Cadillac, Inc., for a special
exception to operate a ~t and body shop on
Lots 1 & 2, Block B-4, warlace Additlon.
The City Manager reported a request to continue this item
Commissioner Tenney moved to continue;: Item.,18-b to .the next
regular meeting of August 7, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak.
Motion carried unanimously.
c.
The property is located at 679 Harbor Island and zoned
RS-75 (single-family residential).
The request to increase lot coverage to 32.4% instead of the
25% allowed, was denied by the Board of Adjustment and Appeal
on June 26, 1980.
The Planning Director presented slides of the area and
stated a prior appeal had granted lot coverage of 27.9%.
The reduction in lot coverage was to be accomplished by leav-
ing the family room open although it does have a roof.
Blizabeth Daniels, representing the applicant, stated
there were a number of homes in the area that exceeded the
25% lot coverage allowed. The abutting property owners are
in support of the enclosure.
There was no one to speak in objection.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the request for 32.4%
lot coverage ~o enclose the open family room area and the right
to obtain a building permit shall cease after 6 months from
this date. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried
una~mous~y.
ITBM 119 - Public Hearings on Requests for Vacatinj[
Basements:
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The City Manager requested this item be continued.
Commissioner Moore moved to continue this item to the
meeting of August 7, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion
carried unanimously.
, b. ' Twenty-Poot Drainage Easement North of Grand
Avenue, approximately 875 Feet West of Hercules
Avenue, in Tract At Marymontl[eplat. City of
Clearwater. V-80-lu.
A 20-foot storm sewer easement is recorded running north-
ward from Gilbert Street. A 24-inch storm line on the Rifle .
Club Property is not in the easement, but the storm line is in
poor condition and could be rerouted down Grand Avenue
approximately 360 feet to an existing ditch. This would eliminate
the need to cross the old Rifle Club Property.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the request to vacate
the 20-foot easement and to instruct the City Attorney to include
this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion.
There were no citizens to speak in objection. Motion carried
unanimously.
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The property is located at 2645 Main Street, east of
U.S. 19, and west of South Drive, and contains .45 acre MOL.
The applicant has requested PS zoning and the annexation
will require an amendment to the Clearwater Land Use Plan but
not to the County Land Use Plan
The owner plans to develop a chiropractic office and
residence on Lot 3. An existing office is on Lot 2.
Restrictions have been agreed to by the owner, stating
that Lots 2 & 3 shall be treated as one lot for zoning purposes,
and shall remain in the ownership of one party. The property
shall not be subdivided, sold as individual parcels, or separated
or divided as long as the property is used for professional
office and related use. The restrictions on the property were
required in order to provide for the 10,000 square foot minimum
lot size requirement for establishing a PS zone and to meet
the desire of the owners to have both lots in combination, upon
annexation, to comply with the Code.
Commissioner Moore moved to approve the annexation and
Cl earwater Land Use! .Plan amendments, and the City Attorney dir-
ected to include these in ordinances. Commissioner Tenney
seconded. the motion. There was no one to speak in objection.
Motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the agreement of
Restriction and to direct the City Clerk to record same in
the records of Pinellas County, Florida. Commissioner Moore
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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The property is located between Pierce and Franklin
Streets, west of South Evergreen and east of Waverly Way.
It is currently vacant and contains 4.7 acres MOL. An apart-
ment complex is proposed for the site.
At a prior hearing vacated Lady Mary Drive wnscrezoned
RM-24. The entire parcel should have the same zoning classi-
fication.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the Zoning Atlas
Amendment to RM-24 and the City Attorney instructed to include
this in an ordinance. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the
motion. There was no one to speak in objection. Motion
carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Public Hearings'to Consider Zonin~ Ordinance
Text Amendments:
a. Article XI, Section ll.04 ~6), RM-20 High
Density MUlti-Family Use Dlstrict, to read:
"Maxlmum helghts, 3 stories and 30 feet unless
50% or more of the grade floor is used for
parking, in which case a maximum height of 4
.stories and 40 feet is permitted; triplex - 21
stories and 2S feet." City of Clearwater.
The purpose of this change is to allow a height bonus
where grade level parking is provided beneath the structure,
and to better relate the permitted density to the building
height.
. Commissioner Moore moved to approve the text change and
the City Attorney directed to include this in an ordinance.
Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. There were no
objections. Motion carried unanimously.
b.
CTF-24
lstrJ.ct,
The purpose of this change is to provide more appropriate
building separation. and open space requirements for the side
and rear yards in the CTF-24 district.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the text change and
the City Attorney directed to include this in an ordinance.
Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no objec-
tions. Motion carried unanimously.
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The purpose of this change is to provide more appropriate
building separation and open space requirements for the side
and Tear yards in the CTF-28 district. '
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the text change and
the City Attorney directed to include this in an ordinance.
Commissioner Garvey seconded the motion. There were no objec-
tions. Motion carried unanimously.
d. Article XXXIV Section Site Plan
Eprova roce ures, to a :
"(e) The City Commission will consider a pre-
liminary site plan only after any required
variance or special exception has been acted
upon by the Board of Adjustment and Appeal and
has been approved or is before the City ,Com-
mission on appeal from the decision of the Board
of Adjustment and Appeal." City of Clearwater.
This proposed ordinance revision assures orderly proces-
sing of site plans when a variance or special exception is
also required.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the text change and
the City Attorney directed to include this in an ordinance.
Commissioner Garvey seconded the motion. There were no objec-
tions. Motion carried unanimously.
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This change will enact new subsection CE), authorized by
Section'30.1Z and Section 504.1 of Section 7-2 of the Code of
Ordinances, to read as follows:
liCE) Subject to the notice and hearing requirement set
out in Section l3-7 of the Code of the City of
Clearwater, any temporary or portable building
permit authorized by Section 30.12 and Section
504.1 of Section.7-2 of the Code of Ordinances may
be revoked where the City Manager or his designated
representative finds that the permit,holder:
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(a) Is violating the Code of Ordinances of the
City of Clearwater.
(b). Is permitting his .employees, agents, servants, .
partners OT representatives to violate the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Clearwater.t1
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The Planning and Zoning Board recommended the following
be inserted after subsection (D) (a) and. (B) (b):
"........., which affects the public health, safety
and welfare and which violation occurred as a result
of the specific activity or use for which the permit
was issued and not merely incidental thereto."
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the text change
and to include the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning
Board, and the City Attorney directed to include these in an
ordinance. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. There
were no objections. Motion carried unanimously.
ITEM B23 - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda.
Emma Whitney requested the Commission allow her to use,
on a permanent basis, a boat slip ~t the Clearwater Marina,
that she had been u'sing on a temporary basis. Bill Burchfield,
Harbormaster, stated the slip in question is usually kept .
open because of construction work, and at the present time a
boat that has meen impounded is using the slip. He also noted
that Mrs. Whitney had been informed that her use of the slip
was on a temporary basis. There is a long waiting list for boat
slips.
Howard Groth requested a definition of grandfathering.
Commission returned to City Manager Reports.
ITEM H10 - Review of Subdivision Re~lat of Lot 30, Sunset
Highland Unit 1, in Section 2-29-15. - W11liam Richards. .
The Planning Director presented slides of the area. The
property is located north of and abutting Sunset Point Road,
east of Highland Avenue, and 'South of and abutting Erwin Lane.
It, is developed with a single-family residence and contains
.38 acre MOL.
The applicant proposes to divide the existing lot into
two individual lots. The new lot would access from Sunset
Point Road, and a single-family residence would be constructed
thereon.
The Planning Director reported the lot is of sufficient
size to allow the division and meet the requirements of the
RS-SO Code requirements. He stated subdivision regulations
require platted property being subdivided should be .
replatted;. This is an existing subdivision of record and if
the lot is split these two lots will be half the size of.the
b~hcr lots in the subdivision.
. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to deny the request. Com-
missioner Tenney seconded the motion. No citizen spoke in
objection. . Motion carried unanimously.
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, The City Attorney presented Ordinance H2152, as amended,
for second and final reading and stated he would read by
title only unless there was a request to read in its entirety.
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore
moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #2152. as amended, on sec-
ond"' and final reading and to authorize the appropriate offi-
cials to' execute same. Commissioner Garvey seconded the
motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": Garvey. Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
ltNays": None.
ITEM #33 - Second Reading, Ordinance #2153 - Amending
Chapter 4, Alcoholic Beverages, to Provide ReRulations to
Govern Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages at Places Other
Than Licensed Premises.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #2l53 for second
and final reading and stated he would read by title only
unless there was a request to read in its entirety. The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore moved
to pass and adopt Ordinance #2153 on second and final reading
and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same.
Commissioner Garvey seconded the motion. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes": Garvey, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
ltNays": None.
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Commissioner Moore moved that Items 34 through 42 and
Item 44, Ordinances #2144 through 2160 and Emergency Ordinance
#2168, be read and considered by title only on the first
readings by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unanimously.
Ordinance #2144 was read by title only. Commissioner
Moore moved that Ordinance #2144 be passed on its first read-
ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Garvey. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayeslt: Garvey, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
"Nayslt: None.
ITEM #35 - First ReadinR, Ordinance #2148 - Annexing
N~ of S~ of Lot 7, Pine lIas Groves, in Section 1-29-15, swl
P.H. 6/5/80, Hugh E. Guy. Annex 80-5.
Ordinance #2148 was read by title only. Commissioner
Moore moved that Ordinance #2148 be passed on its first read-
ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Garvey. Upon roll
call the vote was:
ltAyes": Garvey, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
ltNays": None.
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ACTION AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION MfETING - JULY 17, 1980 6:00 P.M.
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1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Invocation
3. Introductions and Awards
4. Service Pin Awards (6:00 P.M.)
5. Cf,ty COOIIliss1on Minutes of Regular Meeting
of ,1/3/80
Cfty Manager Reports
6. Presentation - Charles Harwood, Artist-in-
Residence:,
7. Consent Agenda:
a. Notffication of Resignations of 2 Beaut
ficatfon Committee Members
b. Change Order *2 - Final - Bulkhead and
Storm Lines for Retention Pond - Pierce
& Prospect ($-19.170.50 Inter-Bay Marin
c. Bids:
.1 Street Sealing Contract 1980/81
$384,037.50 Campbell Paving Co.
.2 Reworking Base of Four Streets $32.0
John W. Daniels Paving
.3 Highland Avenue Area Storm Drainage
Phase. II, $53,458. K & M Construction
.4 Purchase of Radio Communications
EqUipment $11,680. General Eltrc~~ Lar
.5 Library Tables & Chairs $17,529.
Newton Seating Co., Jacksonville
d. Zoning Ordinance Text Changes (referraA
.1 To clarify and amend Fences, Walls a
Landscaping Provisions.
.2 To clarify Site Plan Provisions
e. Request of Count~l of Black Republican
Voters to use Martin Luther King Center
Sunday 8/24/80
f. Agreement for 2-3 years with Com-Dev.,
Inc., for a Program to prepare reports
on Adminis.< Costs, Curb unauthorized
toll calls, perform traffic studies, et
at an estimated cost $20.276. annually
g. (Continued) Alcoholic Beverage Zoning -
1421 S. Missouri Ave. - The Beer Mart
h. Review of Preliminary Site Plan for 352
unit Condo. development on Island Estat
located West of and abutting Island Way
east of Island Pt. II Condo and
surrounding Diamond Isle Condo.
Alcoholic Beverage Zoning - 507 Palm Bluff
Glen OaRs Golf Course - Fees Revised
Review of Subdivision Replat, Lot 30, Sunset
Highlands, Unit 1~ (Richards)
Occupational License Fees - revised
Community Services Trust Fund Grant Applicati
for $9,000 to fund 3 programs: Neighborly
Center, Inc. - Mealsj Quest Inn~ Inc. &
. Religious Community Services, Inc.. -
Energency Housing .
Sanitation Rate Increases
.Agreement to cross SCLRR property to provide
: gas service near La~e Avenue.and 20th AveS
l5~ Other pending.Matt~rs
16~'Verbal Reports
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ACTION
1. Acting Pulice Chief McClamma
2. Reverend Kenneth Lescal1eet, Belmont _ ,~r).~~
United Methodist Church i~r~
3.. Floyd Carter - 1980 Fleet Owner Golden ~,.~.f
100 Award for Management Achievement ~~
John Stafford and Wells Brown - 1980 :~
F1eet Owner Golden 100 Award for ~~~
Maintenance Efficiency. '~Jq~~~
James Ford, Police Dept. .. Employee of the ',H"""'_""'~_.
Month
4. Four Pins Awarded - Sp~cial Award to Fire
Chief John Pitts - Silver Bowl
. of Appreciation
5. Approved as submitted
6. Continued to 8/7/80.
7. Accepted as presented (with the exception
of Item 7-h
7.h. Approved subject to conditions
8. Continued
9. Approved revised fees - grandfathered annua'
single and husband & wife memberships .
for Senior citizens over 65 at old rate.
10. Denied.
11. Approved increased fees. Ordlst2~~S passed,
12. Reso. N80-77 Adopted g.
13. Approved 'a 46.7% increase to Residential
: and.Cammercial Rates, 2167 passed 1st rdg.
14. Approved agreement and $60.00 Application
" fees. Reso. #80-78 adopted .
15. Budget Session 6:00 P.M. July 23. 1980 .
16. None
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